#SriLankanhospitals

[hospiworld]

Sri Lanka: The Land of Hospitality

Sri Lanka is known for its beautiful beaches, lush green hills, and ancient ruins. But there's another reason why so many people love visiting this island nation: its hospitality.

Sri Lankans are known for their warm and welcoming nature. They are always happy to help out a stranger, and they go out of their way to make guests feel comfortable. This hospitality is evident in all aspects of Sri Lankan life, from the way people interact with each other in everyday situations to the way they treat tourists.

One of the best ways to experience Sri Lankan hospitality is to stay in a local homestay. This is a great way to get to know the local culture and people, and to learn about their way of life. Homestay hosts are always happy to share their stories and traditions with guests, and they will make sure you have a memorable stay.

If you're looking for a truly authentic Sri Lankan experience, then a homestay is the way to go. You'll be treated like family, and you'll leave with a warm feeling in your heart.

[brijeshtiwaripune]

Sri Lankan hospitals go insolvent, surgeries cease, and patients go untreated

Entire wards in Sri Lanka's largest hospital are dark and nearly empty, with the few patients usually leaving untreated and in pain, and doctors barred from even having arrived for their shifts. An unprecedented economic crisis has dealt a fatal blow to a free and universal health service that had been the envy of the country's South Asian neighbours just months before. Theresa Mary, who had diabetes and high blood pressure that caused joint inflammation, travelled to Colombo for diagnosis at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka. She had to walk the last five kilometres (three miles) of her journey because she couldn't find a ride for last leg of her journey. She was discharged four days later, still struggling to stand, because the pharmacy had run out of subsidised painkillers. "My knees remain swollen. In Colombo, I don't have a place to live. I'm not sure how far I have to walk." The National Hospital normally serves people from all over the island who require specialised care, but it is now understaffed and many of its 3,400 beds are empty. Surgery equipment and life-saving drugs are nearly depleted, and chronic gasoline shortages have rendered both patients and physicians unable to travel for treatment. Sri Lanka imports 85 percent of its doctors and health equipment, as well as raw materials for the remaining portion of its requirements. Read the full article

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Relaxing with coolers

Try your favourite beverages at Aditya Resort in real Sri Lankan style on your stay.